200°C 12x11x11" 0.9 Cu Ft Lab Digital Forced Air Convection Drying Sterilizing Oven 110V 50/60Hz 500 watts

FO-19023 forced air ovens use digital micro-computer temperature control to enhance precision, accuracy and uniformity. Memory function memorizes all you settings when power is down, and resumes previous oven operation when power is back up. Alarm can also be set when actual working temperature is not within desired setup range. Features * Built-in temperature calibration * Combine forced-air circulation with digital temperature control to achieve dependable and uniform condition for a variety of laboratory applications * Corrosion resistant stainless steel mirror interior finish with toughened double glazing observation window. * Gentle downward flow along chamber wall provides less disruption to sample material * User friendly soft-touch control panel * Overheat protection automatically cuts power when temperature is beyond limit or sensor fails * Digital temperature controller with timing and alarm * Polished stainless steel interior finish * Racks included: 2 (maximum 3, additional racks available at extra cost) * CE, ETL tested to UL and CSA standards (optional). * One year warranty.

• Electrical requirements: 110V/60Hz single phase, 500 watts, 316L SST Chamber
• Oven: 24 x 20 x 18" Chamber size: 12 x 11 x 11" (25 liters) Shipping size: 27 x 26 x 22" Unit weight: 68 Lb Shipping weight: 120 Lb
• Temperature range: Ambient to 200°C; Temperature uniformity: +/- 1°C
• Great for medical device sterilization.Built-in temperature calibration.
• Corrosion resistant stainless steel interior finish with toughened double glazing observation window.
• Forced-air circulation combined with digital temperature control achieves dependable and uniform environment for a variety of laboratory applications.
• Gentle downward flow along chamber wall provides less disruption to sample material.
• User friendly soft-touch control panel.
• Overheat protection automatically cuts power when temperature is beyond limit or sensor fails.